. Had a great gathering, met a lot of nice folks (I think ALL TDers are like that...), saw some new & interesting country, & revisited other places we'd seen before. After leaving the gathering we headed north to Grand Teton & Yellowstone NPs before revisiting the Buffalo Bill Museum & Western Center in Cody, WY. Gasoline prices were considerably higher than around home but don't think we paid more'n $3.72 per gallon even 'off the beaten path' in the mountains. Other than the mosquitos at NRA Center we were subjected to swarms of flies at campgrounds in WY & NE on the way home but all in all an enjoyable trip. Figured we'd share a few pix of our trip with y'all...Our campsite at NRA Whittington Center, NM
View from Firehole C/G, Flaming Gorge, WY & visitor at C/G
Little Firehole, Flaming Gorge Nat'l Rec Area, WY/UT
Visitor at Walk the Winds camp
Grand Teton NP, WY
Fumarole at Steamboat Point, Yellowstone Lake
Our campsite at Buffalo Bill SP near Cody, WY & view of canyon near dam on Buffalo Bill Lake
Following pix are in or around the Buffalo Bill Center of the West Museum, Cody, WY
Statue of Sacagewea with her son Jean Luis on her back
Lenora at Lower level Entrance
Buffalo Bill statue outside rear of museum
Diorama of hunting camp at museum
Lenora w/Polar Bear
Lower Wind River Canyon near Shoshoni, WY & our campsite at Lower Wind River C/G
Campsite at Ft Robinson SP, NE
Guess this should have been posted in Trips, Pics, & Highway Tales - Admin please move if required...
) & about midnite we experienced a helluva thunderstorm with rain, hail, lightning, & high winds. Glad the wind was sort of quartering from right rear (over the hatch) & not hitting us broadside 
.The TD vibrated considerably & actually rocked a time or three. I wasn't seriously worried but it kept us awake for a while. Next morning dawned partly cloudy but nice. Still windy so we started on toward Iowa/Missouri on I-80.Ran into several rain showers & several places there was still water on the roadway. Discovered that my wheelwell seams are still (maybe again??) allowing a little water to migrate into the cabin. We'd planned to camp in SW MO that nite but at the first rest area on I-29 in MO I found that the bedding, especially the sheets on Lenora's side were damp (not really wet but pretty damp 
). She said she DID NOT want to spend the night on wet sheets so we upped the speed to around Interstate limits & drove straight on home. Took us 15 hours (with a couple of stops for meals) but we arrived home a little after 11:00pm,, 721 miles from Windmill C/G. I'm too old for many days like that 
